Twitter appears to have restored the functionality for logged-out users to view individual tweets, according to TechCrunch and Engadget.

 

Twitter appears to have restored the functionality for logged-out users to view individual tweets, according to TechCrunch and Engadget.  Last Friday, the platform began barring non-logged-in users from seeing public tweets and profiles on the platform. According to Twitter owner Elon Musk, restricting access was a "temporary emergency measure" to counteract data pillaging, which was "degrading service for normal users." As of Wednesday, Twitter is now letting users view tweets without logging in, though tweet feeds for profiles are still blocked for non-logged-in users. Tweet previews in iMessage are also reportedly functioning for some users. In addition to tweet visibility restrictions, Twitter is limiting daily tweet access, citing a need to combat harmful bots that scrape the platform for data. The limits are currently 1,000 posts per day for unverified users and 10,000 posts per day for verified users. Twitter claims the change only impacts a small percentage of users.